GMPP experiences - good or bad?
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GMPP experiences - good or bad?
My bumper to bumper warranty will expire in 4 months. Still good on the 5yr/100K pwr train warranty. Looks like I will be keeping my '07 longer than I expected. I've checked on GMPP pricing with Ken Fichtner.
Can anyone relate their experiences, good or bad, with GMPP? I'm also considering buying a GMPP contract for a non GM car. Anyone that is using GMPP with a non GM car that can help would also be appreciated as well.
I know this is the C5 section. I think you guys would have more experience with GMPP than the folks in the C6 section.
Thanks!
Can anyone relate their experiences, good or bad, with GMPP? I'm also considering buying a GMPP contract for a non GM car. Anyone that is using GMPP with a non GM car that can help would also be appreciated as well.
I know this is the C5 section. I think you guys would have more experience with GMPP than the folks in the C6 section.
Thanks!
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My bumper to bumper warranty will expire in 4 months. Still good on the 5yr/100K pwr train warranty. Looks like I will be keeping my '07 longer than I expected. I've checked on GMPP pricing with Ken Fichtner.
Can anyone relate their experiences, good or bad, with GMPP? I'm also considering buying a GMPP contract for a non GM car. Anyone that is using GMPP with a non GM car that can help would also be appreciated as well.
I know this is the C5 section. I think you guys would have more experience with GMPP than the folks in the C6 section.
Thanks!
Can anyone relate their experiences, good or bad, with GMPP? I'm also considering buying a GMPP contract for a non GM car. Anyone that is using GMPP with a non GM car that can help would also be appreciated as well.
I know this is the C5 section. I think you guys would have more experience with GMPP than the folks in the C6 section.
Thanks!
1) The car was all stock- replaced pass window motor, fixed leaky differential- no problems
2) The car was supercharged, but problem was unrelated to supercharger- a dealer replaced the power steering pump, but didn't fix the problem, gave it back to me unfixed- they were scared off by my "modifications"
3) Car still supercharged- found a dealer not afraid to do warranty as long as not related to supercharger- replaced the ECM and MAF
In all of the above cases, the dealers charged me nothing.... $0.00. I have a no deductible GMPP.
If your car is stock and you know of a good dealer to do warranty repairs, I would go for it. Mine has paid for itself and anything else that happens in the remaining 3 years or 48,000 miles is going to be gravy.
Good luck......
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